Lincoln Tigers Open Cage Season At Home Versus Langston
Lincoln University hosts Langston in the 1968-69 cage opener at Jason Gym. tip is 8 p.m. with LU missing three starters from a 22-3 season and relying on a quick, pressed attack. Langston brings a 1-0 mark under Bernard Crowell as Willie Roberson and Ralph Simpson lead the Oklahoma squad.
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Jays open play in Tipton meet in basketball tourney
Jefferson City Jays begin Tipton Invitational with a 7 45 p m tip against Sacred Heart Sedalia plays Bunceton Eldon battles Versailles in other first round games Sacred Heart carries 2 6 record while Tipton Senior High tops seed list Wayne Seymour coaches Senior High routed Waynesville 163 points led by Bob Holliway 28 points McMurry and Heney lead 1967 68 scoring for Jays with 18 11 season prior.
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Jays Crusaders open 1968 wrestling season
The Hellas Crusaders and Jefferson City Jays launch their 1968 wrestling campaigns tonight at the Crusaders gym. The card features six exhibition bouts followed by 12 regular matches beginning at 6 30. The teams met twice in 1967 with the Jays winning both encounters.
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Pro cage standings show mixed results across divisions
Eastern Division records list Philadelphia at 12 6 .667 and Cincinnati 13 8 .619, New York 10 14, Milwaukee 6 16, Atlanta 2 12, San Diego 11 12, Chicago 10 16, Seattle 10 17. Sunday's results include Baltimore 110 Chicago 160 and San Diego 116 San Fran 105 with multiple Western matches pending.
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Kansas State Opens 1968-69 at Cincinnati in Fitzsimmons Debut
Kansas State, led by new coach Cotton Fitzsimmons, opens its 1968-69 season at Cincinnati as part of a five game Big Eight program with Oklahoma at Little Centenary and multiple other openers. The Wildcats return key players like Steve Honeycutt and Jeff Webb while integrating transfers Jerry Venable and David Lawrence. Cincinnati hosts a marquee test with Rick Roberson and Don Ogletree leading the Bearcats as Kansas and Nebraska post early victories in the conference.
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Montreal Remains No 1 as CanadiensTop Rangers Duel
Montreal keeps a one point lead in the NHL East after a 3-1 win over Chicago. Rousseau scored twice and Vachon stopped 34 shots to shelve the Blackhawks. Ranger goals came from Tkaczuk and Stewart as New York briefly led the division before Montreal regained top spot.
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Baseball meetings open at SF to tackle sideburn ban
San Francisco AP reports baseball general managers begin winter meetings with aims to ban mustaches and beards and set guidelines for sideburns. Draft dominates agenda as former stars like Dick Radatz and Dave Nicholson appear among players in minors eligible for $25,000 purchases by clubs.
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Bullets Beat Bulls To Move Ahead In East
Gus Johnson came off the bench to score 19 of his 20 in the second half as the Baltimore Bullets defeated the Chicago Bulls 110-100, taking a game lead over idle Boston. Referee Jake O'Donnell officiated alone after his partner failed to appear. Johnson sparked a third quarter run, and Los Angeles beat Milwaukee while San Diego toppled San Francisco. Other NBA results included Atlanta over Cincinnati, New York over Detroit in overtime, Boston over Philadelphia, and Milwaukee over San Francisco.
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Big Eight bowl plans set as Oklahoma leads chase
Three Big Eight co champions Kansas Oklahoma share the title and bowl plans while Missouri aims for the Gator Bowl. Oklahoma State and others wrap seasons as Sooners surge with a five game win streak, earning a Bluebonnet Bowl date with SMU. Oklahoma sets several career and season records in the finale.
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